Showing posts with label Collections. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Collections. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 9, 2013
Are all the books of a particular author located altogether in one single library?
No. It is possible to find several works
of the same author in different ULL libraries, and then it is necessary to
consult the Main Catalogue (catálogo general) to locate them.
How can I know the amount of books by a particular author a ULL library has?
What you have to do is to click the tab "Subcatálogos
disponibles"
(available sub-catalogues) and choose the library you are interested in
and then browse the field "autor" (author).
Do libraries hold books of all subjects?
There are
libraries where you may find books that do not belong to their main study area.
For example, the Maths and Physics libraries could hold works related to the
field of literature. However, the amount of works does not represent the entire collection of books at your disposal, so please go to a special library that provides further information on the subject you are interested in.
Why are some books inaccessible to users?
Reading rooms
house some books that cannot be taken out of the library for conservation
reasons, particularly special editions that are no longer available on the
market. Because these works are not organized by subjects, their access to the
public would be of little help.
Special Collection: What it is and where to find it
‘Special
Collection’ is the name given to the bibliographic works held at the Biblioteca
General y de Humanidades, which is divided into other smaller collections
listed below:
1. Fondo de Referencia (Reference Collection)
1. Fondo de Referencia (Reference Collection)
2. Fondo de Canarias (Canary Collection)
3. Fondo Antiguo (Old Collection)
4. Fondo de Biblioteconomía y Documentación (Science
Library and Documentation)
5. Cartoteca y
Mediateca (Picture, Map and Multimedia Library)
6. Fondo de
Investigación y Legados (Reseach and Legacy Collection)
If you wish to
consult any item, please search the catalogue for information about its
location. Note that the label “Fondos Especiales” is followed by the specific
collection of the book you are interested in.
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